Quality can go a long way in determining if a consumer is willing to pay more for their healthcare, as indicated by new survey responses published by revenue cycle company AKASA.
Out of more than 2,000 respondents, the survey found that 57% would pay more for a higher quality of care, Healthcare Finance reports. Out of all categories in the survey, care quality was the only area in which a majority said they would be willing to pay more.
Forty-seven percent said they would pay more for the ability to work with the care team of their choice. Forty-one percent said they would pay more for the ability to work with hospitals of their choice, while the same percentage said they’d pony up more cash for better location proximity or convenience.
Meanwhile, 40% said they would open up their wallets for the ability to get an appointment quickly. Read more.
